Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-15
TIE GAZETTE FORT WORTH, IEsAs TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is

IEs AS TUESDAY. NOV
Fourth OF July copy of the stars and
stripes, emblazoned with the battles IN
which he had fought. This was the only
isg displayed along the march. Its pres
ence wss the freak of ahalf-crscked brain.
and WAS resented by the anarchists. They
hsd been prohibited from carrying the
red flag, and they appealed to the police
to prevent the veteran from Haunting
THE STARS AND STRIPES
before the corpses Of their brethren. The
police would fain have obliged the an
archists, but they dared not. The
old man shook his Hsg in the
face OF anarchy, and SAID he
had brsyed death under its folds
upon the battle field, and he was pre-
pared to die under 1t there. The police
started to prevent this stfront to anarchy
in the presence OF it's dead, but the crowd
upon the sidewalk surged forward, and,
cheering for the old veteran and the ma
tionsl emblem, forced the police back.
From Lake street viaduct TO the depot the
stars and stripes held its place ahead CT
the procession and was cheered all along
the route. This was Significant of the
temper of the citizens of Chicago. In all
the procession there WAS, as far es the
eye of the spectator could determine, not
an American face"
sCHWAR AND PIELDEN PUT TO WORK.
JOLIET, ILL Nov Il Michael SchWab
and Sam TieIden, the anarchists, were
taken out of court solitary this morning
looking hearty and bright and were put
to work. Schwab was pat in the convict
kitchen where his work will be to help
peel potatoes, chop hash and prepare the
conyicts food. Telden was assigned to
the stone department.
REFUSED TO MAKE BOMBS.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. III have no
use for man wAo lie too big a coward to
make bombs to kill police" This is what
Mrs. Clara Paech OF No. 1910 Van Horn
street, said with all the violence OF s
viragc, to her husband, Rudolph, on Sun
day afternoon. At the same time Miss
Johanna OppitZ, Rudolph's sister Law,
dashed bucket of water in his face, ana
old man Oppitz joined in the melee and
caught his son-in-Iaw by the neck. Rudolph
swore he would not make bombs to please
abiding citizen, that he was no coward
and no "anargist." He would not stand
more abuse from them so he appeared
before Judge White to-day and obtained
warrants for the three, charging his sis
ter-in-law with assault and the others
with disorderly conduct. They were ar
rested and held in bail of 5000 each.
CALLED FOR THEIR EFFECTS.
CHICAGO, ILL Nov. 1.-THE last ves-
tige of the anarchists at the county jail
WAS removed this evening, when the
friends called to take away the property
used by the prisoners during their incar-
ceration. Henry and Chris Spies, broth
ers of August, called to get the effects
left in the cell of their brother. Quite s
snail library was in his cell.
In cleaning up Lingg's cell at the
county jail to-day copy Of Herr Most's
design for the Hsymsrket monument was
found.
LINGG USED DYNAMITE BOMB
CHICAGO, ILL NV. LIT has been
settled that Louis Lingg killed himself
with dynamite bomb. His cell was
given a thorough search to-day for the
first time since his suicide in order to put
1t in shape for other prisoners
During the search pieces Of
gas pipe were found, showing
that Lining had exploded dynamite
bomb in his mouth. One of these pieces
is over an inch long, and appears tc
have been torn from q large piece
by the explosion. The remnant
is in POSSESSION OF Sheriff
Mstson. The condition Of the walls
of Lingg'scell also bear out the theory
that bomb was used by him. Large
pieces of solid masonry are broken Off b.
pieces of the bomb. How the bomb GO
into his possession seems as much {
mystery as ever. The suspicion that wa!
directed to one of the deputies
on guard is no longer though
of. 1t is believed that Liugg hat
| it in his possession 1T the time
| the other four were found and had it Sc
creIed In his hair, a thing he could easily
have done as his hair was over six inches
long and thick. 1t is the opinion of the
jail officials that all the bombs were pass
ed through the iron crate by outside
friends, although he may have filed then
himself in his cell.
MINISTER RESIGNS.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. IA Rev. MI
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gelical church in the TWenty-sixth ward
has rendered his resignation. To a re
porter he said: fsThe cause of the dis
agreement is due to the fact that we hav
socialists and anarchists among the churcI
members. They want religion withou
Christ. That is kind of theolog
of which / have no understanding
and not being able to preach it,
resigned. The most Influential member
in the congregation are either saloon
keepers or proprietors OF shooting ga
leries, and as the church is an independen
one there is no power to discipline them.